Anyone else got snow and mountains on their minds? This short clip from last season is a cool, dreamy refresher for your dry (or wet) fall day. And for more inspiration, scroll down to find details and links to our pre-season events, season pass sales info, and more!
FALL EVENTS
Thursday September 10
Calling all Mt. Baker Passholders & Snow Lovers!
Come down to Trackside to celebrate the launch of another winter season at Baker, listen to live music, play for cool prizes, and get info about Mt. Baker Ski Area’s 2026-27 Season Passes. View LAUNCH PARTY DETAILS HERE
BAKER ON THE BRAIN
Thursday September 24
MT. BAKER FILM FEST
Thursday October 29
2026-27 SEASON PASSES
September 9 - 30, 2026
This purchase Window is for Returning 2025-26 Mt. Baker Season Passholders ONLY
View PRICING & POLICIES
OPEN PURCHASE WINDOW
Oct. 3 - until sales are capped
This Window is FOR EVERYONE, whether you are a new passholder, coming back from a prior season, or if you missed the Returning Passholder Priority Window.
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PASSHOLDER MERCH
Once again we are offering limited edition passholder sweatshirts for passholders only, at special pricing!
New this year, the passholder sweatshirts are available for purchase in-person at:
• Mt. Baker pre-season events:
– Launch Party – Sept. 10
– Film Fest – Oct. 29
• Our pop-up Mountain Shop at Barkley Village (October-December)
• Bellingham Business Office
Available in Adult and Youth sizes, while supplies last. Bring your 2026-27 season pass or proof of purchase to buy your passholder sweatshirt.
MULTI-WEEK LESSON PROGRAMS
Participants in our 2025-26 programs who meet the program requirements, AND returning 25-26 Mt. Baker season passholders, are eligible to register for this season's Instruction Programs during the Priority Registration Window, from September 9 - 30. Open registration begins October 5.
View our MULTI-WEEK LESSON PROGRAMS page for details and links to register.
SUMMER/FALL at the mountain
OPEN Fri-Sat-Sun from 11:00am - 5:30pm
Closing Day:Sunday Sept. 13
Stop by our Heather Meadows Cafe for a delicious lunch or a quick treat. The cafe is located in the Heather Meadows Day Lodge where you can enjoy a view of the meadows and mountains.
View CAFE MENU & DETAILS
Ski area work may be performed at any time, including but not limited to heavy equipment use, vehicle operation, chairlift maintenance operations, ski run maintenance and facility maintenance. It is your responsibility to stay away from, and not interfere with, any equipment, machinery, or work zones. DO NOT ENTER any restricted areas or work zones.
• FACILITIES ARE NOT MAINTAINED FOR PUBLIC USE.
• MOUNTAIN ENVIRONMENT HAZARDS EXIST AT ALL TIMES THAT
MAY CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.
• The ski area exists on National Forest land and should you choose to enter this area, you are entering UNCONTROLLED, UNPATROLLED NATIONAL FOREST AREA ZONE and IT IS AT YOUR OWN RISK.
• TREAT THIS AREA LIKE BACKCOUNTRY AT ALL TIMES, INCLUDING USING SAFE TRAVEL AND ASSESSMENT SKILLS AND HAVING APPROPRIATE RESCUE EQUIPMENT AND PARTNER.
1. AVALANCHES may occur at any time, EXTREME CLIFF AREAS and other mountain hazards exist at all times and hazards are not marked.
2. The ski area is NOT CONTROLLED FOR AVALANCHES.
3. NO SKI AREA MEDICAL RESPONSE PERSONNEL OR SKI PATROL SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE.
4. Access to any areas is STRICTLY AT YOUR OWN RISK.
5. No bicycle or motorized vehicle access at any time.
6. 911 and/or Search and Rescue response is typically a minimum of hours away at best. Emergency response may not be possible.
7. These policies and warnings apply to all areas within the ski area boundary. Other signage is not in place.